Fidelity Investments carries a layered identity. Its foundational Fidelity Fund was incorporated on May 1, 1930, while the modern organization traces to 1946, when Edward C. Johnson 2d founded Fidelity Management & Research to manage the Fidelity Fund. Fidelity identifies 1946 as its founding year.
May 1, 1930 carries a 19/1 full date total, 1 day, 5 month, and 13/4 year. Its Eastern identity is Horse, with Tiger and Dog as friendly signs and Rat as its direct enemy. FIDELITY INVESTMENTS totals 250/7 in Letterology.
The strongest discovery is Fidelity’s repeated pattern of turning investing into something more accessible through technology and new channels. In the friendly Tiger year of 1974, Fidelity introduced direct retail mutual fund sales by toll-free telephone and check writing. In the enemy Rat year of 1984, it introduced computerized stock trading. Those innovations were followed by workplace retirement plans, online investing, and newer digital investment tools.
CUE: Fidelity carries the energy of continually widening access to investing by turning new technology into everyday financial tools.
